Description
Step back in time with the November 1910 issue of Ladies Home Journal Magazine, a delightful window into the past. This vintage magazine explores the vibrant life of women during its time with intriguing articles today that still resonate.
In this particular issue, you’ll find thought-provoking articles like “A Life of Her Own,” which delves into the evolving roles of women in society. It captures the spirit of the early 20th century, celebrating independence and self-fulfillment. Additionally, the feature “How America Lives” offers a fascinating glimpse into the American lifestyle, showcasing everything from home decor to culinary trends, offering readers insight into the era's cultural nuances.
The condition of this magazine is good for its age, showcasing the enduring charm of vintage print materials. While there is an address label on the front cover, this only enhances its character as a historical artifact. Minor wear can be found throughout the entire magazine, indicative of its journey through time, giving you a true collector's experience.
To keep this precious item safe, it comes with a plastic protective covering that preserves its quality. However, do take note of the wear on the binding, a common occurrence in magazines of this age.
This issue is perfect for collectors, history buffs, or anyone looking to add a piece of literary nostalgia to their collection. Here are some key benefits:
- Experience early 20th-century American culture through captivating articles.
- Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage magazines.
Don’t miss out on this unique chance to own a piece of history! Whether for display, inspiration, or research, this magazine is a great find and a delightful conversation starter.
Grab it now and immerse yourself in the wonderful world of Ladies Home Journal!
Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.
Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):-
Novel Complete in This Issue
- A Life of Her Own — Rachel M. Varble
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Fiction
- I Can't Live Without You — L. A. R. Wylie
- The Heart Is a Traitor — Ruby Lyons
- You Can't Run Away — Ruth Hale
- Road Leading Somewhere (Fourth part of five) — Ursula Parrott
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Special Features
- Memo for Pacifists
- Man's or Woman's World?
- The General Federation of Women's Clubs — Dorothy Thompson
- I Saw France Fall (First part of two) — Ruth Drummond
- "First Daddy . . . Next It Will Be You!" — Ruth Drummond
- How Much Does It Cost to Elect a President? — Henry Pringle
- Give and Take — Peggy McEvoy
- How America Lives (No. 10)
- Meet the McMillins, of Bloomington, Indiana
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General Features
- It's Such a Strain (The Sub-Deb) — Elizabeth Woodward
- Fifty Years Ago in the Journal
- Journal About Town — Maurice Zolotow
- This Is a Borrower — Gladys Taber
- Diary of Domesticity — Dr. Herman N. Bundesen
- Your Twig Needs Proteins — Leslie B. Hohman, M.D.
- As the Twig Is Bent (No. 19) — Ann Batchelder
- Journal's End
- Reference Library
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Fashions and Beauty
- New York Fall Collections — Wilbela Cushman
- Plot Your 1940 Role from These New Hollywood Fashions — Rachel Jones
- Accessory Corner — Ruth Mary Packard
- They Design for You to Make — Wilbela Cushman
- Up in Front! You Can Do It Yourself
- Making Up Mother — Louise Paine Benjamin
- That Schoolgirl Figure — Louise Paine Benjamin
- Six Acts for Evening — Ruth Mary Packard
- Holiday Highlights — Sally Elting
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Food and Homemaking
- By Ann Batchelder
- Home Sweet Home
- Line a Day
- Three Children and a House — Grace L. Pennock
- Mrs. McMillin Entertains — Lowella G. Shower
- "My Family Is Home for Every Meal, But It's Luncheons That Get Me Down" — Lowella G. Shower
- She Loves Nice Silver — Margaret Davidson
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Interior Decoration and Garden
- "Our Flagstone Terrace Cost Us $30" — Richard Pratt
- "My Living Room Doesn't Satisfy Me" — Henrietta Murdock
- New Quilt Designs — Designed by Bertha Stenge
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Poetry
- The Gift — Dana Burnet
- The Cakes — Barbara A. Jones
- Resurgam — Walter de la Mare
- Essay on Children — Phyllis McGinley
- Au Clair de la Lune — Struthers Burt
- My People — Bert Cooksley
- Cover Design by Munkacsi